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TM 55-1905-223-24-3
(g) Put the element and tool assembly into a container of water. Make sure the water completely covers
the element. Check the element for air leaks. Replace the element if bubbles are observed.
(h) Remove the element and tool assembly from the container.
(i) Use the air discharge valve to release the air pressure from the element.
(j) Remove the tube bundle tester from the element.
ASSEMBLY
CAUTION
Never use a cooler element from an engine that had a failure. When an engine has a
failure, metal particles enter the oil cooler.  These particles cannot be completely
removed from the element and can cause damage to the engine.
a.
Place element (3, Figure 3-11) into the housing (12). Place the housing (12) with the element on a flat
workbench.
b.
Align the index mark on the element with the index mark on the housing (Figure 3-14 or 15).
NOTE
Some of the elements have two index marks. They can Wave an "O" on the tube end
plate.(Figure 3-13) or notch cut/into the inside diameter of the rim (Figure 3-14). Use
the notch to align the element in the housing.
c.
Install the valve disk (10, Figure 3-11) and helical compression spring (11) and secure with retainer plug (9).
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